Hungarian Proverbs (779 Proverbs)
- You'd better have one hundred who envy you than one who is sorry for you.
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- He is a spoon in all liquids.
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- He keeps silent, like a deaf pig in the wheat-field.
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- He names a rope in the house of a man that was hanged.
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- He respects neither God, nor man.
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- He succeeded like Bertok with the loach.
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- He threw in the towel.
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- He who cannot speak Arabic, should not speak Arabic.
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- He who is conceited, will easily be ashamed.
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- He would be good for death.
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- His pocket knife opens in my pocket.
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- If he is thrown out through the door, he enters through the window.
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- I'll say such things that I'll regret even myself.
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- It is bad with the bad, but it is worse without the bad.
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- It is not all, always mallow.
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- Its smoke is bigger than the flame.
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- Like Mrs Bodo he talks about something else when asked to pay for the wine.
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- Many drops hollow the stone.
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- Neither be conceited, nor fall into despair.
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- One has to tighten the belt.
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- Out of the frying into the fire.
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- Side-stepping an issue.
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- Tell me who your friends is, I'll tell you who you are.
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- The developments have led to the breaking if bread.
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- The helve of the lost hatchet.
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- The mouth of a treading horse is not muzzled.
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- The soul is retained in it only by the prayer.
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- There is a feast once even in Hell.
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- These was a dog-market in Buda only once.
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- To be silent is golden, to speak is silvern.
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- We do not live to eat, but we eat to live.
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- What's gone, is gone.
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- You haven't yet caught the bird, still you are already plucking her.
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- He is afraid of it, as the devil fears holy water or incense.
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- He keeps two irons in the fire.
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- He owed the devil a journey.
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- He rushes into the houses together with the door.
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- He swallows the bitter pill.
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- He threw the reins between the horses.
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- He who climbs high, has a great fall.
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- He who is not against us, that is with us.
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- He would drown him in a spoonful of water.
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- His snow-boots are full.
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- If I say, it is pregnant, If I do not say, it is not pregnant.
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- In every good thing there is something bad.
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- It is below the bottom of a frog.
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- It is not good to eat cherries from the same dish with persons of high rank.
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- Just because a loan is old, that does not make it a gift.
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- Like question, like answer.
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- Many Eskimos and few seals.
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- Nice words appease even the enemy.
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- One likes the priest, someone else his wife, I prefer his daughter.
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- Patience brings roses.
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- Sing the song of the man whose cart you sit on.
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- Tell the truth and your head will be broken.
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- The devil does not sleep.
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- The hoar-frost is still to come for the dog.
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- The nail sticks out of the sack.
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- The stake of the play is not beans.
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- There is a limit to everything.
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- They are as far apart as Mako is from Jerusalem.
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- To get out of the bed on the wrong side.
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- We have seen a hare, we shall have no luck.
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- When a wolf is mentioned, he is already walking round the garden.
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- You may go to Kukutyin to sharpen oats.
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- He is as impertinent as a fly at the market.
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- He kills two flies with one flap.
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- He plays with open cards.
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- He seeks a knot even on the rush.
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- He swallows the frog.
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- He throws the beater too far.
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- He who comes late gets bones for lunch.
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- He who is sitting in the reeds, makes a whistle of his choice.
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- He would even lie, there is no star in the sky.
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- His soul comes to him only to sleep there.
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- If it does not trickle, it will drop.
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- In judging others, the point of departure is always himself.
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- It is better to ask twice than to err once.
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- It is not good to paint the devil on the wall.
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- Kings Matthias is dead, justice is lost.
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